Hey everyone! Lately, I’ve been debating whether to leave film photography behind and switch fully to digital. After years of shooting film, I love the process, but the practical benefits of digital are hard to ignore. Here’s where I’m at, and I’d love to hear your thoughts:

Why Digital Tempts Me:

• Cost: Film gets expensive — buying rolls, developing, scanning. With digital, once you have your gear, you're set.
• Efficiency: No waiting for film to develop, no limits on shots. Digital is faster, especially for editing and sharing.
• Quality: Modern cameras offer stunning image quality and flexibility in post, even in tricky lighting.
• Convenience: Digital gear is often more compact, and no need to worry about film stock or processing.

Why I’m Struggling to Let Go:

• Aesthetic: Film has a unique, organic look that’s hard to replicate.
• Process: Film makes me slow down and be more intentional, which I love.
• Tangibility: I appreciate having physical negatives and prints.
• Nostalgia: There’s a sentimental connection to film and its history.

Anyone else struggling with this choice? Have you made the switch, or do you stick with film? I'd love to hear your experiences and opinions!